1. Hand in completed Grad Transitions.
2. Hand in Business Letter and Visual Design.
3. Lit Device and Short Story Elements Review Quiz.
4. Well-Answered Question format & Citation Rules.
5. Discussion and T-Chart: Fairness vs. Equality.
*Tomorrow: "Harrison Bergeron"
English 11
1. Lit Device Quiz 2 tomorrow:
- allusion - assonance - consonance - diction - hyperbole - metonymy - paradox - pathetic fallacy
- synecdoche - understatement
*Define and provide for examples*
2. WAQ #2: Fair is not the same as equal.
*Write an expository, persuasive, or narrative paragraph responding to the above topic. You have already written a literary analysis on this topic ("Harrison Bergeron"); this assignment is designed to work on different skills. You should still try to provide a theme statement and thesis, however, these may be implicit rather than explicit, depending on what format you decide.*
- 12-15 sentences - double-space
*do not write a dream sequence *do not end on a question *do not re-state the topic word for word.
**Due Tuesday, February 17th.**
3. WAQ #1 Feedback tomorrow.
English 10
1. Lit Device Quiz 2 tomorrow:
- allusion - assonance - consonance - diction - hyperbole - metonymy - paradox - pathetic fallacy
- synecdoche - understatement
*Define and provide for examples*
2. WAQ for "The Lamp at Noon" (Compare and contrast the characters of Ellen and Paul).
- Theme and thesis statements - Minimum of 3 quotations (I, I, C, E) - Transition words/phrases (compare & contrast) - Concluding sentences - Objective - Present tense - Double-Space.
*Due Tuesday, February 17th.
Socials 11
1. Review Exercises #6-8.
2. Current Events (February).
3. Review Terms (#38-74). Quiz on Terms #1-37 Thursday.
4. Homework: Exercises #9-12.
